Black Template on Vshare 2.7

I would like to know how I impliment the Black Template on the new 2.7 release to make it look like this: BizHat.com - Share Your Videos .

I've gone into the /include/css/class.css.php File and took out the default here:

Code:

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$valid_css = array(
'default', 'black'
);
if (! in_array($css, $valid_css))
{
$css = 'default';
}
$_SESSION['CSS'] = $css;
setcookie('CSS', $css, time() + 2592000); /* expire in 30 days */

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And replaced the 'default' to 'black' but the changes are not showing up. Here is my site VICTOR GARBER ONLINE MEDIA - Share Your Videos and I want the look of the bizhat site. How do I enable that?

Thanks in advace.

NWN

See it this will help you


vShare - How to set black as default style - vShare

Quote:

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Originally Posted by ramesh

See it this will help you

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I did that. But nothing is showing up.

NWN

You have already set the black template as your default style

VICTOR GARBER ONLINE MEDIA - Share Your Videos

If you need the style switching again ,upload include/class.css.php file from your vShare zip file


Check the following also

vShare - How to set black as default style - vShare


vShare - How to remove css style changing - vShare

Quote:

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Originally Posted by buyscripts

You have already set the black template as your default style

VICTOR GARBER ONLINE MEDIA - Share Your Videos

If you need the style switching again ,upload include/class.css.php file from your vShare zip file


Check the following also

vShare - How to set black as default style - vShare


vShare - How to remove css style changing - vShare

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I've tried both, and still no change.

Anything else I can try?

NWN

Well, I got it to go to the black template by following the instructions given. Though I didn't know about the fact you had to press the black button at the top of the page in order for it to do so.

Then, once you log out of your computer and go back to the page, it's back to the white template. The black will not stay.

Can anyone figure that one out?

NWN

On your site black template as your default style and its working fine here.

Now you can remove the css style changing by editing header.tpl.

Also you need to set the 777 permission for

/home/obscurem/public_html/username/include/htmlpurifier/HTMLPurifier/DefinitionCache/Serializer/HTML

Otherwise upload will not work properly.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by buyscripts

On your site black template as your default style and its working fine here.

Now you can remove the css style changing by editing header.tpl.

Also you need to set the 777 permission for

/home/obscurem/public_html/username/include/htmlpurifier/HTMLPurifier/DefinitionCache/Serializer/HTML

Otherwise upload will not work properly.

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I'll have to CHMOD that file. But I solved the whole issue of the black template always slipping out. I went into the /include/class.css.php file and just took out the default coding altogether. It worked.

Thanks for the information though. Much appreciated.

New question though, where is the moduleFrameTitle and moduleFrameDetails located? I want to change the colour in that field.

NWN

you can edit the templates/css/ style.css

File to edit ; inc/class.css.php

Find ;

$valid_css = array(
'default' , 'black'

Change to ;

$valid_css = array(
'black'

Quote:

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Originally Posted by trunk

File to edit ; inc/class.css.php

Find ;

$valid_css = array(
'default' , 'black'

Change to ;

$valid_css = array(
'black'

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I actually took out the 'default' altogether. Didn't matter how many times I changed the:

$valid_css = array(
'default''

It still didn't change the template styling. So I just took out the default in

$valid_css = array(
'default' , 'black'

completely and it stayed.

NWN

Quote:

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Originally Posted by ramesh

you can edit the templates/css/ style.css

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Thanks Ramesh. Truly.

NWN

Don't forget to clear your cookies after you take out the default css styling code from that file, because if you look further down the file, it says the cookie is set for 30 days, so unless you clear your cookies for that domain/site, you will still see the default style AFTER you remove the part about default styling from the class.css.php file. It just happened to me, that's how I know what I'm talking about. lol :)

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Originally Posted by Dragonetta

Don't forget to clear your cookies after you take out the default css styling code from that file, because if you look further down the file, it says the cookie is set for 30 days, so unless you clear your cookies for that domain/site, you will still see the default style AFTER you remove the part about default styling from the class.css.php file. It just happened to me, that's how I know what I'm talking about. lol :)

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I didn't have to do that. Once I took out the default and replaced it with the black in the CSS, it all worked.

NWN